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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-06-10
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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-06-10

The wires still continue to bring par
ticulars OF the exploit of Elder Junius
Wells in assisting two young ladies to
escape from the shameful tolls of polyga-
my. Cannot Elder Wells rise and ex-
plain? The public will gladly listen to
him. Such gratuitous blasting of the
character oil Mormon elder in the eyes
OF his Church is reprehensible in the
highest degree. We trust the elder will
at once take action in the matter. In
justice to himself and polygamy, he
should not allow this heinous charge to
long cling to his skirts.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-06-10

HARpER's MAGAZINE DURING 1887 WILL
IL contain a novel of intense political, social
aad romantic interest, entitled "Narka''-a
story of Russian life-by Kathleen O'Meara; a
new novel, entitled april Hopes" by w. d.
Howells; Southern Sketches" by Charles
Dudley Warner and Rebecca Harding Davis.
illustrated by VIM. Hamilton Gibson; Great
American Industries" - continued "Social
Studies" by DR.. K. I. Ely further articles on
the Railway Problem, by competent writer's
new series Of illustrations by E. A. Abbey and
Alfred Parsons; articles by E. P. Roe; and
other attractions.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-06-10

PRoF. TRowBRIDGE's plan OF sub
marine telephony, in which speech was
to be transmitted between vessels at sea
without the aid of any connecting wire,
has been abandoned as impracticable, as
the system upon which Mr.. Edison has
been experimenting in Florida is more
promising of good results. In this sys-
tenn the telephone signals by long and
short explosive sounds, instead of by
spoken words and communications, have
been successfully exchanged through the
water between vessels from three to four
miles apart, with the prospect that the
working limit may be increased with i'm
provements in the apparatus.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-06-10

The Mormon school teachers meet to-
morrow as an association. Superin-
tendent Stewart urges all to be present,
as he wishes a discussion on some new
text books, and has an important an
nouncement to make. 1t is hinted that
the new text books to be offered the as
sembled Church teachers for examina-
ton and adoption will be the
latest styles of primers, and
that the important announcement to
be made is that the peculiar photography
evolved by the Church school teacher of
Salt Lake will be regularly adopted as
the standard of the Utah schools. This
will do away at once with the use of all
established dictionaries of the English
language, and all works of this character
will doubtless be promptly discarded.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-27
Cz f S G III Ga

Mine}o lat pare.-Na zega-
rach wars>awskich znowu po-
wazuie i uroczyscie bije plata
rano. Rozejrzyjmy sic powtor-
ME W jednym pokoiNu jedne-
60 . domow poioaonych PREY
ulicy Chmielnej. Pokoik ten
jest nam dobrze znany.
Zamieszkuje go bohatcr
nasz, Bronisfaw Lewicki.
Spoczywa we snie. glowa
dotykaJac niemal kosciotrupa.
Spl snem spokolnym, CT
chym, snem dziecka Iub MILO
del d1iewczyny, ME znajacej
.jeszcze pragu'en.
Sen blogi stanowi dziwny
kahtrast Z twarz4, ma ktorej
clelplenie wypisalo mysl swo,
ia niezatartemi gloskami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-27

" trzech czeSciach.
= Napisa} -
Meczysiaw Atons Chrostowski.
[Ciag dalszy.]
Bronek sic ujrza} powt6r-
ME w SVEN mieszkanku ma
Chmielnej.
Spoglada& ma ME z uc2uciem
czfowieka, ktory sic przenie-
wierzyf w czemkolwlek swe-
mu nailepszemu przyjacielo-
Wi.
Lecz przyjaciel rie byf sro-
GIN = on Emu przebaczyf Cd
stepstwo ola zasad, i powitaf
go tax mile i czule, jak to
zw.ykle byl czynic dnia kaa-
diego, gdy Bronek powracat 2
lekcyj.
Bronek us.adf kofo okna,
pe}na pIersia wdychajac swie-
he powietrze nadehodzacego
wiecZora.
Gwar i ruch miasta aolaty-
wal go z oddali przytfumiony
-zdawal sic pochodzic z dru-
giego swiata-z tego swiata,
dia ktorego dis stanowi
wszystko, i kt6ry zatem, jak
to dis, jest znikomym, mar-
nym, ktory nikuie bez sladu
W niezmierzonej otch}an1 ME
ublaganego czasn.
Bronek myslaf. Obrazy mi
nionego 2ycla dobitnie i jasno
stanety W lego umysle. DIE
cinstwo pefne cierpieh, kiedy
g}odny, poniewierany i bity
przez czeladz SzwaJcarska, tu-
}a} sic, ME znajdujqc niemal
katka spokojnego.
| naraz sic ujrzaf szczesli-
wym-widzi ]a-widzi ia do
brze 49,. te dzieweczke Mu-
rilla z cudnemi jasnemi locz-
kami ach, jak mu byfo
dobrze wtedy .....
Szybko p~rzehiegf W umy-
Sic minione lata. DIS mic ME-
ma. Ia, ktora uwazaf "a mai
lepszq swa przWaci6fke, wy
par1a sic o..... stan, kto-
rego pochodzi1, W ktory chciaf'
by wlac Rowe prqdy i daznos-
ci-przeklaf wreszcie
lud nawet, lud ukochany bic
dny, nieszczesliwy, ten lad,
ola ktorego postanowi} praco-
wac Gale zycie = ME dowie-
rzaf mu; ME pojaf szczerosci
zamiarow, przypisujac je pc
czesci niecnym pobudkom...
Sauna jedna ma tym swiecie,
Me mann OLGA, AM matki,
Nieszczesliwe biedne dziecie,
Wypedzone 2 ojc6w chatki.
Rozlegi sic ma podworzu
spiew dziewczecia, arfarki,
PREY akompaniamencie arfy.
Spiew byf molodyjny tax
rzewny, lie Bronka ujaf Cd ra-
zu, kojae poniekqd mysli bo-
lesne.-Sfuchaf vice dalej.
Obcych zal moi ME poruszy,
Matki nigdy ME zobacze,
Wtedy tylko LEI ma duszy,
Gdy sic modle lub zapfacze.
Me opusci Bog sieroty,
Chloe odrzuci SWAT n%ieczule,
Ide zawsze droga cnoty
| do piersi krzyz sw6j tule.
Zachowam krzyz do ostatka,
NosiG bede ma mem homie,
Da}a mi 90 droga matka
Ma pamiatke PREY swym skonie.
B}ogos}awiac tie wyrazy,
Rzek}a re }za W oku do mnie:
,,Corko moja, lie razy,
Spojrzysz ma krzyz, wspomnij o
mnle."
skona}a biedna matka.
M6wiac ciaglc:, ,Cierp! ia prosze,
Jam zosta}a sama jedna,
Sfucham matki i krzyz nosze!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-27

no PtlyPiooZJl SlWlZlla.
usmiech zub}ysi ma twa-
rzy = co on oznacza? -
Zapewne sni o czarujacych
triumfach = TAX, DO Bro
mex uzyskaf wczoraj stopieh
doktora medycyny, obroniwszy
dzlelnie swoja dissertacya
pred areopagiem profesorskim
wobec licznie ~zgromadzonego
auditorium ma temat % ko-
niecznosci psychologist W me-
dycynie." Dowiodf, lie kazdeI
doktor must bye zarazem do
brym psychological, znawcq
duszy c=fowieka. Wraz re
stopniem zostaf mianowany
mfodszym doktorem W szpita-
lu sw. Rocha ma Krakow
skiem Przedmiesciu.
Mai vice byt zabezpieczo-
ny, tenn bardziej, ze rozg}os,
cd dawna towarzyszqcy jego
piracy akademjckiej - a by
najmniej przezeh ME pozqda-
ny, ktory sic zwiekszyt obec-
ME, o~biecywat mu szeroka po-
lityke.
Z dniem dzisiejszym rozpo-
czyna nova ere W SVEN zy-
ciu. Rozpoczyna bGj 2
ludzmi boj Eielitosciwy,
zaaarty o wszystko: O kes
chleba - kobiete, jesli be-
die jakq kochal, o slave
a in materys}y, praca po-
przcduiego aycia nagrodzone,
obtitsze, g!ebsze, tenn BOZ be
die srozszy, tenn zwyclestwo
pewnle) see. - A oprocz tego
wszystkiego jeszcze potrzeba
mice jedns ma1a, malutka
rzecz: szczescie.
W co by sic cbrocif geni-
usz Napoleoua wielkiego, gdy-
by W dzien, W ktorym rozpe-
dit %bagnetami zebranie naro-
DOVE, dosta} byf silnego roz-
wolnienia zofadka? = Zmu-
SONY pozostac W domu, byf-
by nazajutrz aresztowany.
Slowem, kochani Czytelpi-
cy, ktorzy uwaAacie samych
siebie "a stworzonych do
czegos'', jak to zvyk1 skro-
mnie mniemac o seble i wasz
sfuga = jesli chcecie posiasc
to ,,czvgos", wlerzcle swv]a
gwiazde = SLIME, meuchw.,.-
ME idzcie naprzld, wciaa ma
PROD, ME zwazajac ma 4adne
przeszkody, a szczescie, jak
fadna kobieta, ulegnie takim
goracym zabiegom. = Devil
"a Perservando = wytrwafo-
scia = zdobywa wszystko ma
swiecie.
Welding mego zdania ME
ma rownie1 Hobiety, co by
sic pred te zasade stawic
mogfa. =
Jeszcz Bronek lezaf ma foz-
ku, gdy shiny stuk we drzwi
go obudzil.
- Kto tam? - spytaf.
= Jacy6 ludzie chca sic
koniecznie z panem widzieG-
p~rzyjechali re wsi.
= Go "a ludzie?
= Aloo ia wien? - Starry
i dz'ewczyna z chfopakiem;
starry powiada, ze pan go Una,
ze sic nazywa S wa czy
S b a.
- Dobrze, = przerwat Bro.
mex. szybko wyskakujac =
wpuscie lch, zaraz sic zbiore.
la chwile by} gotowy i
czeka} W progu ma swych sta
rych znajomych.
= Ludzie, bojcie sic Bo-
ga! = s}yszaf donosny gfos
Siejwy : jake wy tn mo-
zecie mieszkac ma takich wy
sokosclach = a toe sic mo-
Ina IA smierc zameczyG, Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-27

ME boj sic dam CT "a
to rubla i pokazat jej nowy
26}ty papierek.
Jesc sic jej chciato, a PREY
tenn matka stara, zapadaja,a
cd niejakiegoS czasu ma aogi,
rownie1 potrzebuje fy3ke Gle
p}ej strawy. Poszfa vice tam,
dzwigajac z trudnoscia ma
schodach duaa arfe.
Roze;rzawszy sic uwa3nie
W lynn pokoiku, dziewczynka
p%rzestafa sic JUL bad. at
mosfera byfa przesiaknieta
gems czystem, dobrem, co
bardzo przyjemnle oddziafy-
wafo ma ka2dego. Widzlala
wAedzie pefno ksiqzek-tem
bardziej jest
rozumuym, jest dobrym. DIVA
te pojecia jednoczy}y sic W u.
mysle dziecka rynsztokow sto,
licy.-Zaczela ma nowo swojq
piosnke.
Sauna jedna ma tym swiecie,
Me mann OLGA, ami matki,
Nieszczesliwe biedne dziecie,
Wypedzone z o. cow chatki.
Spiewafa wciaz patrzqc ma
niego.
Siedziaf ma niewlelkiej ka-
napce z gfowa opartq 0 scia-
ne-oczy miaf przymkniete i
gdyby ME piers, podnoszqca
sic i opadajaca, acz powoll,
,jak u czfowieka dotknietego
jakiems cierpleniem, rec by
MONA bylo, u spi.
Skonczywszy, musiafa zno-
WI powtarzaG = co uczynifa
chetnie re wzgledu ma wyso-
kosc zapfaty, ktora ohciafa
rzeczywlscie zarobit. Przespie-
wa}a powtornie i powtornie
zakohczyfa dzwiecznym gfo-
sem z silnym akcentem o.
statnie zwrotki rzewne; piosn-
XII:
I skona1a biedna matka,
M6wiac ciagle: ,,Cierp! ia prosze,
Jam zosta]a sauna jedna,
S}ucham matki i krzyz nosze."
Slucham matki i krzyz no.
see - rozlegio sic w duszy
Bronka, ktory mocno scisnal
dfonmi rozpalone czofo.
Stonce znilSfo powoli, zna-
cz4c swoj zachod ostatniem
czerwonewem reheksem sWia-
tia, ktory napefniaf pokoik
czems fantastycznem.
-Spiewac raz jeszcze, czy
odejsc;?: = spytafa dziewczyna,
patrzac ma niejasno zarysowa-
ny profit siedzacego. = Ten
milczaf
Staia tax dfuga chwjle, sa-
dzac, De sic ocknie, lecz on
wcia2 milczaf.
Poniewa2 miafa pieniadze,
zbierafa sic do odwrotu, to
kaszlem, stukiem chcac go
przebudziG nareszcie. = Gdy
mic ME pomogfo, wyszfa, "a
drzwiami przystanawszy chwil-
Ike. = Lecz wcziaa panowafa
clsza. Gdy sic pocze}a spusz-
czac pc schodach = usfyszafa
fkanie.
To mole krora struna w
arfie zabrzakfa = rzekfa do
sleble, wychodzac ma ulice. =
Koniec czesci II,giej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-27
troche.

luCaJ, JaA we WlaSllym dOMu;
= dom moi jest waszym do.
mem drodzy przyjaciele, -
siadajcie!
usiedli i Sie)wa poczaf mu
rozpowladac o wszystkiem, co
sic state cd czasu jego wyja-
zdu.
- Kfamafes, bracie, co do
tych pieniedzy, DO PAM ami
snifo sic dawa6 ola mnie pie
niedzy tax DUO.
Me wiadomo jak i CO.
rozniosfo sic to wkrotce 20
wiosce. Ludz,e poczeli gadac,
Re zapiaciles III "a hanbe cor
XII.
Rozia zakry1a twsrz obu-
race.
TO samo mowlli i we
divorce Rydzewskim i ma ca
lei okolicy:--dla tego to on
siedziaf W chacie i bratat zie
2 nlml...
w kohcu Rozia przesta-
ia ch"dzic ma robote do dwo.
ru, ME mogac z.iesc krwa-A
wych docinkow; poczefa zapa4
dac Ia zdrowiu .-zycie d
mas wszystkich stafo sic
cie2klem w Rydzewve i q
ma szczescie tratll nam sic kUy
piec, sprzed"lismy chudobe /
wszystka j udaIi sic do Gle
bic "a adresem, ]aki 2am
wskazales.
%! ME bedziemy CT cie1a-
rem-nie przyjechalismy ci ma
kark-my many przecie2 pie
niadze.-Tu So trzysta rubli,
kt6re CT oddajemy, bys niemi
rozporzadzif, )ak zacbcesz, "a
p6zniei--zakohczyl Siejwa-
zanim pieniadze te wyjda, wy.
najde ola siebie robote, ola
c6rki i syra sfu3be, i tax be-
dziem 2yc sobie dalej.
ME! -przerwaf Bronek
stauowczo-jestescie teraz u
mnle pod moja opieka i ia
pokieruje waszym losem nadal.
Pieniadze cd was wezme ty-
tufem pc1yczki i ola powiek-
szenia p9mieszkania.-Sa tn O.
box diva pokoiki do wylaje-
cia, ktore umeblujemy ktore
s1uayc beda ola was wyiqcznie.
-Zarablac bede DUO, bar
dzo DUO, moi kochani; star
czy to ola mas wszystklch
pozniej.
Go tobieo-spytaf, widzac,
re dziewczyna zbladia jak
smier6, drgnawszy gwaflowuie.
-Ach, -rzekl- przestraszy1as
sic kosciotrupa, a przecie3 on
jest niezbednym ola ka1dego
doktora, ktory ME majac roz
kfudu kosci, zyi i czesci cia-
Ia, ME byiby W stanie leczy6
chorego.
-Wiesz, Roziu, on byf
przez d1ugie lata moim jedy-
nym przyjacielem i powierni-
klein mysli.
-Ale-ale, JUL si6dma 60
DINA, a o sniadaniu ami SIN
cha, ami ducha. -Trzeba samo-
war nastawiG-doda1 zbierajac
sic do tel delikatne! ~operacyi,
ktora zwykf by; czynic, gdy
mu sic ME chciafo isG do ka.
wiarni.
-R6zia dopomogfa mu i
IA chwile syczacy samowar
stanaf ma stole. Wiesniacy w
tenn nowem otoczeniu wygla-
dali dose dziwnie, wstydzi]i
sic poniekad samych siebie i
o%toczenie owe jeszcze dose
skromne, by}oby ola mich
prawdzlwym cie2arem, gdyby
ME PREY" iqzanie, ;aAie uczu-
wall do gospodarza.
Po sniadaniu zaja]i sic
-Bronek wyna
IL H.. ,.l l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-27
NRDE87SIRERL[{M
BREMEN
Ne @Y !
Sxybka jazda parowcan mi
- Tylko 9 dni
Bremen a New York

bremen a New I Ork
Najs}awniejsze parowce
ALLER, TRAVE, SAALE, EMS,
ELDER, WERRA, FULDA, ELBE.
60 sobote i srode z Bremen.
Co sobote i Srode z New York.
Bremen Jest miastem bardzo
wygodnie po}ozonem Ola p%odr6znych
Z Bremen MONA w bardzo
krotkim czasie dojechac do wszyst-
kich Mast Niemiec, Austryi i
Szwajcaryi. Szybkie parowce poi
nocno-niemicckiego Lloyda 50 bu-
dowane z szczegolnem uwzglednie-
MEM pasazerdw sredniego pok}adu
i drugiej kajuty, maja take po-
mostly i doskona}q wentylacya a
kuchnia ola pasazerow wyborna.
PrZesZ}o
100000
pasazerow ma parowcach memlec-
kiego Lloyda odby}o podroz morska
bezpiecznie i dobrze. Wzgledem
cen dalszych informacy udat sic do
OelrichS Il Co.. Gen. Agent,
, Bowling Green,New York.
III. ClauSSeniuS & 20,
General Western Agents,
= South Clark Str.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jan Anglewicz. Winona, MINI
1881.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-09-23

building is 40 feet square and 80 feet
high, the four wings are each 40 feet
square and lG feet high.
RfreHle: Customs Inspector Bass of
this city finds no difficulty i'll captur-
ing herd OF contraband Cinnamon
any day. They cross the northern
border in squads, and many are piloted
through the country by mysterious
routes to evade detectives. Collector
Brooks should protect the British
America boundary with ample force.
Ii 4 great amount of smuggling is not
done, it is not for want of opportunity
Now that the British authorities
have refused to receive any more con-
traband Chinese back into British
Columbia without the payment OF the
$50 tax, the only thing left for our Gov
eminent to do is to place officers on
the line to prevent them from enter
ing the United States. They are in
the habit OF coming to the Beaver
Marsh and working for. few days,
then boarding the steamers and pro-
ceeding to Seattle, where in answer to
all questions put to them, they can
truthfully say they have been clearing
land in the vicinity of LaConner.
There are only from 80 to so of the
pig-tails working on the Marsh, or in
that vicinity, yet there are large
number leaving for the south constant
ly. There is no doubt that the gang
is constantly changing. 1t is merely a
blind to aid their unlawful entry into
Uncle Sans domain.-Rereile.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-09-23
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

Old Tacoma postofiice is to be dis
continued.
A new sawmill is being built in
Aberdeen by Wilson Bros. of Portland.
The Port Blakely sawmill recently
cut stick of timber 20x20 inches $50
feet in length for the Frisco fair.
The Cosmopolis sawmill is putting
in new machinery that will increase
its capacity to 100000 feet per day.
The Snohomish Eye says that
blight seems to have ruined the greater
portion of the pear and apple crops of
that portion of the valley.
1t is said that Captain Craft has bar
gained for the steamer Dispatch, re-
Gently brought around from the Column
bia river. She is to run on Lake Wash
ingtOn.
Whitman county library, at Walla
Walla, now contains 2,44O bound vol
umes and nearly 1000 pamphlets, be-
ing the third largest library in the
Territory.
Columbia county, boasts OF hop
yard of "a acres, the property of NJ.
Pumpelly and VIM. Leach. 1t is ex-
pected to yield 5000 pounds Of hops
this year.
While Seattle is boycotting the
Northern Pacific Railroad, shipping
over the Canadian, Victoria is boy,
cotting the Canadian and shipping
over the Northern. An even exchange
is no robbery.
The race from Tacoma to Seattle
last week between, as competitors, the
Washington and Hdgward, resulted
in victory for the latter by Is min
utes. The Hayward took the lead and
held it all the way.
At Coliax building in the shape Of
Greek cross is being constructed fol
use at the county fair. The center
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-09-23

The GRAY's HARBoR OUTRAGE.-An
account of the outrage perpetrated at
Gray's Harbor, last week, appears in
another column, copied from the
Aberdeen Herald. 1t seems almost be-
You'd belief that such an atrocious vio-
lation of property rights could be sane
toned by any class of people, and
gives color to the assertion of the Her.
aid, in its editorial comments, that
it was instigated by can ignorant and
degraded mob, a majority Of whom
were unnaturalized foreigners, unable
to speak our language, most of them
non-residents of the Territory, and all
of them unmindful of the established
laws of the country in which they
live" 1t is safe to say that their
grievances, if they had any, could have
been amply redressed by law, and
their effort to take the law into their
own hands will lead to their own dis.
comfiture and loss. Thirty-six indict-
ments were found against the ring
leaders by the Montesano court, and
nine of them have been arrested and
held to answer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-09-23
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and seeing the need of an agreeable and
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rup Company commenced Il few years
ago TO manufacture u concentrated Syrup
OF Figs which has given such general sat
isfaction that it is rapidly superseding
the bitter drastic liver medicines and
cathartics hitherto in use. If costive or
bilious try it. For sale in 90 cents and
81 bottles by I. l. McKenny, druggist,
Olympia, w. T.
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PENSION payments in the United
States are now about 80 per cent,
higher than in all the other countries
combined, and they are paid ungrudg-
ingly. Yet there are many who howl
because the pension hand is not deeper
in he pockets of Uncle Sam.
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A PROCLAMATION for = special cleo
ton, in King county, to fill the va
cancy in the Legislature caused by the
death of Hon. P. II. Halloran, has
been issued. The election will be held
on Saturday, November 26, 1887.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-09-23

s. ]. McManus, formerly of Eureka,
Cal, is now salesman at the White
HOuae
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For Toilet Use.

Ayers Hair Vigor keeps the hair soft
and plant, imparts to it the lustre and
freshness Of youth, causes it to grow
luxuriantly, eradicates Dandruff, cures
oil scalp diseases, and is the most clearly
Of all hair preparations.
AYEn y perfect Satisfaction. Twas
nearly bald for six years, during which
time used many hair preparations, but
without success. Indeed, what little
hair had, was growing thinner, until
1 tried Ayers Hair VigOr. / used two
bottles Of the Vigor, and my head is now
well covered with q new growth of hair.
-Judson b. Chapel, Peabody, Mass.
laid that has become weak, gray,
OS1uO and faded, may have new life
and color restored to it by the use Of
Ayers Hair Vigor. s*My hair was thin,
faded, and dry, and fell out in large
quantities. Ayers Hair Vigor stopped
the falling, and restored my hair to its
original color. As o dressing for the
hair, this preparation has no equal.
Mary N. Hammond, Saltwater, MINI.
WC0R youth, and beauty, in tho
vuQVuo, appearance of the hair, may
be preserved fok an indefinite period by
the use of Ayers Hair Vigor. ga dis
ease of the scalp caused my hair to be-
come harsh and dry, and to fall out
freely. Nothing tried seemed to do
any good until I commenceds using
Ayers Hair Vigor. Three bottles 81
this preparation restored my hair to q
healthy condition, and it is now soft
and plant. My scalp is cured, and it
is also free from dandruff. Mrs. E. r.
Foss, Milwaukee, Wis.
Ayers Hair Vigor,
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Official Paper for the Territory.
EXECUTIVE OrFIcE.
.OLYNPIA July 3. 1AS7.

EXECUTIVE OFFIcE.
= OLYMPIA July 3, 1857.
Dear Sir;
The WAsHISGrON STLSDARD Is hereby designat-
cd as the medium for publishing proclamatious
and other official notices emanating from the tx
scutve Office. such services TO be rendered without
pay except In cases provided by law, unless an ap
preparation shall be made therefor by the Leglsla-
lure. EUGENE SEMPLE,
Governor.
JOHS MILLER MURPHY. ESQ.
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P. FISHER. Advertising Agent. 81 Merchants
Exchange San Francisco. is authorized to receive
Advertisements for the columns Of this paper.
E. C. DAYE. Advertising and General Agent
Nos. IS aid 65 Merchants Exchange is auiho-
rized TO receive subscriptions for the STANDARD
In San Francisco
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BROKEN Doses PREFERRED.-The
Rereile suggests that the next Legis-
ture make all taxes-general and mu-
interchangeable at the same time, to
the County Treasurer, urging that h" it
is difficult thing for a man to avoid
having his property sold for taxes.
when. they are payable to Tom, Dick
and Harry, at different seasons" We
fail to see the force Of the suggestion.
President Lincoln once formulated the
truism, in one of his messages, that
" 1t is easier to pay small debt with
a large amount of money than large
debt with small amount of money"
and we apprehend that the majority
Of taxpayers find it more convenient
to pay the city levy at a different sea-
son from the general collection, and
he must be a very poor business man
who cannot keep run of two payments
year. Besides Tom, Dick and
Harry's" fees will do as much good dis
tributed in their pockets as if the
whole per centum passed into the pri-
vate safe of the County Treasurer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-09-23

THE Washington Farmer, published
at North Yakima, has just entered
upon the fourth year of publication.
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are considered-immensi-
ty, bleakness and chilly coldness-
that are the exact antithesis of the OBJ
jet which the crafty and imaginative
scribe of the Ledger evidently seeks to
present to the imagination. Tacoma
may appropriate all thirteen of the
milky ways, without protest, il she
will only let up" on her endeavor
to deluge the whole Territory with lac
tial glory.